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Why Martech Fails, and What Really Fuels Martech Success Today
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A recent research from the CMO Council and KPMG has found that having a very effective relationship between senior marketers and senior IT leaders is tied to a number of better martech outcomes.
The survey of over 200 North American CMOs and other marketing leaders across 12 industries revealed that senior marketers who have a very effective relationship with IT leaders report four key benefits: better strategic martech planning, greater martech innovation, more data-driven martech decisions and better martech alignment between Marketing and IT.
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Four Reasons the CMO-CIO Relationship (Really) Matters [Infographic]
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